Surfside West in Wildwood Announces Farewell After 22 Years
A Wildwood staple, Surfside West, has officially announced its farewell after serving the community for over two decades at its current location.
In a heartfelt message, the owners expressed their gratitude to their loyal customers and dedicated staff, whom they have come to see as family.
Surfside West in Wildwood Announces Farewell After 22 Years
“We loved our diner. Our crew and customers have become like family,” the announcement reads. “However, after 22 years at this location and many years before at the original SurfSide, it’s time to move on to the next phase of our lives.”
For years, Surfside West has been a go-to spot for both locals and visitors looking for a classic diner experience.
Known for its warm atmosphere, delicious breakfast offerings, and friendly service, the restaurant became an integral part of Wildwood’s dining scene.
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The good news for fans of Surfside West is that the location will remain a restaurant, ensuring that the space continues to serve the community.
Additionally, many of the diner’s familiar faces from the staff will still be there, making the transition a little easier for longtime patrons.
The owners encourage their customers to continue supporting the establishment, even under its new chapter. “The diner will remain a restaurant, and many of our staff will still be there. We really hope you will go see them!”
Surfside West’s departure marks the end of an era, but its legacy will live on in the memories of the countless breakfasts shared, friendships formed, and traditions upheld within its walls.
The owners closed their message with a simple yet heartfelt note of appreciation: “Thank you all for your patronage, friendships, and years of coming back to us!!”
The Wildwood Video Archive wants to wish Michael the happiest of retirements!
You can finally sleep in and enjoy those beach days!
We will surely miss you behind the grill making those pancakes!
What is your favorite memory from Surfside West?